Last updated: 28 September 2026
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AccountRights is an online platform published by WEB CONSULTING COMPANY OOD (WCC). It offers fixed-price products (appeal toolkit, personalised registered letter, formal notice drafted by an attorney) and free referrals to independent partner attorneys for full case handling. AccountRights is not a law firm. When legal help is needed, we can put users in touch with an independent lawyer registered with the relevant bar; legal representation is provided by that lawyer.
AccountRights prepares and organizes your case file. For steps that require a lawyer, we work with D. Katsis LLC, an independent law firm based in Cyprus. Depending on the option you choose and after reviewing the file, the firm may sign and send a letter by registered mail or offer to handle your legal case directly.
The preliminary review of your case is free. Fixed-price products (toolkit, letter, formal notice) are sold directly by AccountRights at the prices displayed on the website, inclusive of VAT. For full case handling, the referral to a partner attorney is free for the user. You then enter into a fee agreement directly with that attorney and pay them directly. Under a separate cooperation agreement, the partner firm pays AccountRights for platform and case administration services. The introduction itself carries no additional charge from AccountRights.
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